Worst case scenarios were avoided in many areas of the United States, but in other areas of the country queer people are still worried about their rights
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Recent studies in England, U.S. and Canada raise concerns regarding PrEP accessibility
Nearly 65 percent of people are unable to readily access PrEP in England, according to a report conducted by leading preventative HIV organizations
All the LGBTQ2S+ wins and losses from the 2022 midterm elections
Here’s everything queer you need to know about election night
The U.S.’s largest survey of trans people is here—and looking for your responses
The survey’s first iteration, from 2015, continues to exert a major influence in policy and reporting on trans issues
Same-sex couples have less stressful marriages, according to science
A new study says collaborative stress-management skills are higher in same-sex couples than in different-sex couples
Conservatives are spending millions on anti-trans campaign ads in the U.S. midterms, says HRC report
25 states have seen anti-trans ads airing, hoping to stop Black and Spanish-speaking voters from voting
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